SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — The Latest on an arrest in the death of a 19-year-old student found buried in a California park (all times local):

Gather the family ’round the fireplace, folks – it’s a new episode of the official Marvel podcast, This Week in Marvel!

In this installment, Ryan asks you to Tweet embarrassing words, Tucker knows too much about the wizarding world, Alex is mystified by mobile games, and the team gives you everything you need to know about the latest in Marvel comics, TV, gaming, and more. Plus! Ryan talks to DESPICABLE DEADPOOL writer Gerry Duggan about his new series INFINITY COUNTDOWN and all things Marvel Cosmic (check out an extended version of the chat here!)

Download episode #324 of This Week in Marvel from Marvel.com, check out Marvel Podcast Central, grab the TWiM RSS feed, and subscribe to This Week in Marvel on iTunes so you never miss an episode! Then head over to our Soundcloud hub to listen to the entire run of the show!

With new episodes every Friday (or so!), This Week in Marvel delivers all the Marvel discussion and news—from comics to TV to film to video games to toys and beyond! TWiM is co-hosted by Marvel VP & Creative Executive of New Media Ryan “Agent M” Penagos, Marvel.com Assistant Editor Tucker Markus, Assistant Manager of Social Media Alex Lopez, Marvel.com Editor Eric Goldman, and Marvel.com Assistant Editor Christine Dinh. We want your feedback, as well as questions for us to answer on future episodes, so tweet your questions, comments, and thoughts about TWiM to @AgentM, @tuckermarkus, @chrissypedia, @TheEricGoldman, or @Marvel with the hashtag #ThisWeekinMarvel!

Today, Marvel Entertainment and Conan Properties International are excited to announce the iconic CONAN franchise will make its grand return to Marvel next year.

With over 650 issues from 1970 to 2000, Marvel brought fans the adventures of Conan The Barbarian, Conan the Adventurer, Conan the Savage, and Savage Sword of Conan, among other popular titles.

“From Barry Windsor-Smith to John Buscema to Neal Adams, a legendary lineup of amazing artists brought Conan to life in the pages of Marvel comics,” said C.B. Cebulski, Editor-in-Chief of Marvel. “It’s a legacy we’re now going to live up to with the talent we have lined up for the Cimmerian barbarian’s homecoming in early 2019. We’re excited!”

“We’re thrilled to be working with Marvel and look forward to the new adventures in store for Conan,” said Fredrik Malmberg, President of Conan Properties International. “As the most well-known and creative publisher in the industry, we think Marvel is a great fit for our stories.”

With this deal, Marvel will again bring new and thrilling stories for Conan fans around the world. Details on upcoming comic book titles, collections, reprints, and creative teams will be shared at a later date.

There are two things that seem to accompany President Donald Trump in the Oval Office more than any other these days: Diet Coke and racism.

JOHANNESBURG/LUSAKA, Jan 12 (Reuters) - African politicians and diplomats labeled U.S. President Donald Trump a racist on Friday after he was reported to have described some immigrants from Africa and Haiti as coming from “shithole” countries.

Rich with history and responsibility, the Imperial State Crown can be a heavy burden to bear.